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Art Hounds: War, peace and cabaret
This week on Art Hounds: Good vs. evil, the sacred and the sensual.
Job market increasingly favors workers
As wages rise and competition increases for some workers, employers struggle to find people.
Nicollet Mall ready for disruptive, $50M makeover
Leaders kicked off construction of the mall's new design on Wednesday. The 12-block project will update sidewalks and streetlights, as well as add trees, a place for art and an LED light display.
New killings, same question: What to do about guns?
Calls for assault gun bans are rising again in the wake of the Orlando club killings. Gun advocates and industry watchers say a ban won't cut crime and may boost profits for gun makers.
St. Paul school board 'exploring options' for Silva's exit
The St. Paul school board said Wednesday it's talking with Superintendent Valeria Silva about a possible agreement that would have her step down as the district's top executive.
What represents the real taste of the Twin Cities? That's the question Minneapolis Saint Paul Magazine's Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl set out to answer for her recent piece for the website Serious Eats.
Twin Cities airport security workers: We need more help
Dozens of union members rallied at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Tuesday, calling for their employer to hire more transportation security officers here and across the country.
State lawmakers negotiating a deal with the "mystery" company had signed a non-disclosure agreement with Louisiana Pacific.
Fargo vet uses art to unpack the horrors of war
Josh Zeis set off with a heavy backpack that got lighter as he trekked across Fargo through 90-degree heat. Here's what the Iraq War veteran carried and why.